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1 judgment
1. Entscheidung f, Urteil n;2. Urteilsfällung f, Beurteilung f;3. Ermessen n• affirm a judgment ein Urteil aufrechterhalten [bestätigen]• annul a judgment ein Urteil aufheben• appeal against a judgment ein Urteil anfechten• deliver a judgment ein Urteil fällen [erlassen, verkünden]• judgment was in favo(u)r of a party der Prozess wurde zugunsten einer Partei entschieden• pronounce a judgment ein Urteil verkünden
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